Organizational Culture and Quality Improvement on Sustainability Performance During the First Year of Covid-19 in the Healthcare Industry

  • Morgan Y
  • Zee S
  • Fok L
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Abstract

This research examines employees’ perceptions of green practices implemented in organizations and their impacts on sustainability performance focusing on the healthcare industry during the first year of COVID-19. It explores how organizational culture and quality improvement practices affect the relationship between green practices and sustainability performance. Results indicate a multi-level framework that organizational culture and quality improvement practices significantly affect the relationship between green practices and healthcare organizations’ sustainability performance.

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Morgan, Y.-C., Zee, S. M. L., & Fok, L. Y. (2023). Organizational Culture and Quality Improvement on Sustainability Performance During the First Year of Covid-19 in the Healthcare Industry. Journal of Applied Business and Economics, 25(5). https://doi.org/10.33423/jabe.v25i5.6507

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